Got Propane? Adoption in Port & Maritime Accelerates

Maritime Matters Podcast
Sunday, September 27, 2026

Ports are looking for affordable, reliable ways to decarbonize while still getting the performance they need. Propane can be part of that entire energy mix — from moving freight to material handling to producing dependable power. Jim Bunsey of the Propane Education Research Council (PERC) visits with Maritime Matters: The MarineLink Podcast, to share insights on how ports, terminals and even the workboat market [with a forthcoming conversion of the Erie class diesel tugboat Cheyenne to a hybrid propane vessel with electric drives] are increasing the uptake on this clean, available fuel alternative.

Categories: Natural Gas FLNG Floating Production Support Vessel Construction Vessel Ports Infrastructure

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